Many leaders, forgotten and not fond of wars in which only individual interests were engaged, made their appearance in the files of the defenders, and increased the enthusiasm and confidence of the troops.
Giuseppe Garibaldi: “Many leaders, forgotten and not fond of wars in which only individual interests were engaged, made their appearance in…”
Editor's note · Context
Garibaldi observes how leaders, previously disinclined to wars of individual interest, rallied to a collective defense, boosting troop morale.
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